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Respiratory system

Anatomy 2304

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NOSE Opens outside through nostrils (external nares)
Nasal Septum Divides nasal cavity
Posterior nasal Aperatures or Internal Nares Is the opening btw nasal cavity and nasopharynx
Posterior Nasal Aperatures Contains Respiratory membrane and olfactory membrane
Respiratory and olfactory membrane contain what tissue PCCE-- Psuedostratified Cilliated Columar Epith. Tissue
Pharynx - Throat includes Nasopharynx, Oropharynx and laryngopharynx....
Nasopharynx --- contains what type of tissue and receptors Pseudostratified (PCCE) w/: irritant receptors
Orophyarynx contains what type of tissue and its location Stratified Squamous Epith. (SSE.) Prosterior to oral cavity.
Laryngophyarnx Contains what type of tissue and where is it located? Stratified Squamous Epith. (SSE) Juncion btw. Esophagus and larynx
LARYNX CONNECTS LARYNGOPHARYNX TO TRACHEA
4 CARTILAGE OF LARYNX 1- THYROID CART 2- CRICORD CART 3- ARYTENOID CART 4- CORNICULATE CART.
THYROID CART. LARGEST ANTERIOR...LARYNGEAL PROMINENCE (ADAM'S APPLE) projects outward.
CARICOID CART IS AT BASE OF LARYNX
ARYTENIOD CART REGULATES TENSION ON TRUE VOCAL CORD(FOLDS)... * Cord vibrates as air moves btw folds...sound is produced
CARNICULATE Cartilage Tip of aryteniods * Pivot pt for aryteniod...
Glottis Opening btw vocal folds *airway thru larynx
Epiglottis a flap-- covers over glottis when swallowing. * Prevent non respiratory material from entering larynx
False Vocal cords folds superior to true vocal cords.
False vocal cord Don't make sounds * only enhances high pitch * Taking deep breaths and holding * protective
Tissue surrounding Vocal Folds * SSE - Stratified Squamous above vocal folds * Psuedostratied Columnar below
TRACHEA STRUCTURE *C SHAPE HYALINE CARTILAGE RINGS * PCCE -PSUEDOSTRATIFIED CILLIATED COLUMNAR EPI.
C SHAPE HYALINE CARTILAGE PROTECTS AIRWAY PREVENT COLLAPSE ALLOWS ESOPHAGUS TO EXPAND INTO TRACHEA WHEN SWALLOWING
TRACHEA MUSCLE TRACHEALIS MUSCLE
TRACHEALIS MUSCLE DECEASESS TRACHEAL DIAMETER WHEN COUGHING OR SNEEZING IT ACCELERATES AIR TO EXPEL IRRITANTS.
BRONCHIAL TUBES WALL STRUCTURE GOES FROM: BRACHIOLES --------> AIR SACS
MEMBRANE TISSUE IN BRACHIAL TUBES CHANGES BRONCHI -PSUEDOSTRATIFIED v BRONCHIOLES - SIMPLE CUBIODAL V AIR SACS - SIMPLE SQUAMOUS
CARTILAGE IN BRACHIAL TUBE BRONCHI - CARTILAGE RINGS V ENTER LOBULES - PLATES V SMALL BRACHIOLES TO AIR SACS - ELASTIN W/OUT CARTILAGE
MUSCLE LAYER OF BRONCHIAL TUBE BECOMES MORE EFFECTIVE AS CARTILAGE DECREASE FOUND IN SMALL BRONCHI AND BRONCHIOLES TO END OF TREE
MUSCLE LAYER REGULATES AMT OF AIR ENTERING AIR SACS.
AIR SACS NO MUSCLE LAYER
PRIMARY BRONCHI (L AND R) ENTER EACH LUNG TO FORM BRONCHIAL TREE
RIGHT BRONCHUS SHORTER WIDER AND MORE VERTICAL THAN L. BRONCHUS CLOGS EASIER
SECONDARY BRONCHI ENTER EACH LOBES OF LUNGS
SECONDARY BRONCHI- LEFT LUNG Consist of 2 entering @ lobes Superior <----- 2 lobes-----> Inferior
SECONDARY BRONCHI - RIGHT LUNG CONSIST OF 3 ENTERING EACH LOBES Superior Middle Inferior
TERTIARY BRONCHI (SEGMENTAL) ENTERS BRONCHOPULMONARY SEGMENTS Subdivides lobes
TERTIARY BRONCHI AFTER SUBDIVISION CONTINUE BRANCHING INTO SMALL TUBES END IN TERMINAL BRONCHIOLES & RESPIRATORY BRONCHIOLES
BRONCHIOLES ENTER LOBULES * THEY CONTAIN SMOOTH MUSCLES
BRONCHIOLES SMOOTH MUSCLES * CONTROL AIR MOVEMENT INTO AIR SACS * RESPOND TO ANS, HORMONES
S MUSCLE cONTROL - SYMPATHETIC WILL INCREASE DIAMETER
S MUSCLE CONTROL - PARASYMPATHETIC DECREASE DIAMETER
TRANSITION OF BRONCHIOLES TO ALVEOLI (AIR SACS) TERMINAL BRONCHIOLES V RESPIRATORY BRONCHIOLES V ALVEOLAR DUCT V ALVEOLAR SACS V RESPIRATORY MEMBRANE
ALVEOLAR SACS GROUPS OF ALEOVLI OPENING INTO THE SAME ALVEOLAR DUCT
AVEOLAR CONTAIN RESPIRATORY MEMBRANE
RESPIRATORY MEMBRANE *SIMPLE SQUAMOUS EPITH.(ALVEOLAR WALL) *BASEMENT MEMBRANE *CAPILLARY (ENDOTHELUIM) ----THEY FORM AIR/BLOOD BARRIER
RESPIRATORY MEMBRANE IS SITE OF GAS EXCHANGE: OXY INTO BLOOD CO INTO INTO LUNGS
3 CELLS TYPE IN ALVEOLUS 1) SQUAMOUS PULMONARY EPTHI. CELLS 2) SEPTAL CELLS 3) ALVEOLAR MACROPHAGES
WHICH CELLS FORM THE ALVEOLAR WALL SIMPLE PULMONARY EPITHELIUM CELLS
SEPTAL CELLS(TYPE 2 CELLS)PRODUCE SURFACTANT WHICH IS PHOSPHOLIPID
HOW DOES SURFACTANT FUNCTION IN THE AVEOLUS THEY REDUCE TENSION DUE TO HYDROGEN BOND BTW H2O MOLECULES T
WHAT PREVENT AVEOLAR FROM COLLAPES WHEN EXHALING SURFACTANT
WHAT PHAGOCYTIZE PARTICLES IN ALVEOLAR SACS MACROPHAGES
WHICH CELL IS MOST NUMEROUS IN THE ALVEOLUS AND REPLACE FEQUENTLY MACROPHAGES
ALVEOLAR PORES CONNECTS ADJACENT AVEOLI AND EQUALIZE PRESSURE IN ALVEOLI
WHAT ALLOWS AIR TO REACH ALVEOLI THRU ALTERNATE ROUTE IF BRONCHIOLE IS OBSTRUCTED ALVEOLAR PORES
VENTILATION AIR MOV'T FROM ATMOSPHERE v LUNGS V AIR MOVES FROM HIGH PRESSURE V LOW PRESSURE V
VOLUME INVERSE TO PRESSURE VOLUME INCREASE V PRESSURE DECREASE
INSPIRATORY BREATHING MUSCLE DIAPHRAGM -- EXTERNAL INTERCOSTALS---OTHER MUSCLES
INCREASE SIZE OF THORACIC CAVITY AIR WILL MOVE
QUITE (RESTING) INSPIRATION MUSCLES USED DIAPHRAGM ---- EXTERNAL INTERCOSTAL MUSCLES
FORCES INSPIRATION BREATHING MUSCLES USED ALL INSPIRATORY MUSCLES
EXPIRATORY BREATHING MUSCLES INTERNAL INTERCOSTALS, AB MUSCLES
DECREASE SIZE OF THORACIC CAVITY AIR MOVES OUT
QUITE EXPIRATION PASSIVE DUE TO ELASTIC RECOILS IN LUNGS AND RIB CAGE
FORCED EXPIRATION INTERNAL INTERCOSTAL AND ABS MUSCLES
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